15 July 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 15 Jul 2010 Running from violence, 40,000 people have fled their homes in DR Congo since June. Afghans to form local forces--"not militias"--to fight Taliban insurgents in remote areas. Argentina becomes first country in Latin America to legalize gay marriage. Alabama's Tacky Jacks preps for its first "Wet POTUS contest! Pictures of a Chinese ghost town. Account of a three-hour Mexico City street-eating tour. Lonely mamas, Ms. Lovely Day will make you feel better about yourself, $100/afternoon. Argument for giving up caffeine: so you can return to it--occasionally--and enjoy it more. Many people are suffering from what they said on Facebook. And more will suffer. The case for putting an expiration date on information. Reflective anamorphosis: where images require mirrors to be unraveled. Che Guevara's life is not "all smart suits and private jets for the guerrilla-turned-philanthropist." Shtenygart: Maybe literature will come back some day. It just sucks to be in the butthole of it. Video: Sharp editing and the right tinting produces Ferris Club.
